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Old 01-09-2012, 05:16 PM #17
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Your expections are not too high.

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I'd rather try and find one that I feel will work with us and not just want to give him some medication to stop the 'tics', which, as mentioned earlier on the page, weren't harmful to him. It made him look strange, but he wasn't even aware that he was doing it... I wouldn't want him to take the strong medication strictly for appearance reasons, but the neuro made it sound like there were other issues going on 'inside' that the medication would also help?
Please let us know how you get on. You're doing the right thing.

Something I found helpful was having all copies of any tests sent back to the one person. In my case it was a Paediatrician. Anyway, that was helpful because in our case there were many different types of specialists and many different types of tests involved at one point. Maybe talk to your general doctor about doing that when you go next week.

all the best
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